Procurement of Fixed Gas Monitors, Sensors, Controllers, and required components for a complete chemical alarm system with technical commissioning and startup, and staff training services.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Baltimore District is seeking market interest for a purchase‑order contract to upgrade the chemical alarm system at the Dalecarlia Water Treatment Plant. The effort involves supplying a complete fixed‑gas detection system—including toxic‑gas and combustible‑gas monitors, sensors, a wall‑mounted controller, calibration kits, spare parts, and junction boxes—plus manufacturer‑representative commissioning, start‑up, and on‑site staff training. USACE will handle physical installation of sensors and wiring; the contractor must provide shop drawings, calibration test reports, and operation/maintenance manuals. • Quantities: 14 combustible‑gas monitors, 4 ammonia, 1 oxygen, 2 hydrogen, 1 carbon‑monoxide, plus a controller and associated accessories. • Required services: technical commissioning, start‑up, two on‑site training sessions, warranty (minimum 1 year) and rapid warranty‑service response (inspection within 4 days, work start within 2 days). • Contractor qualifications: ≥10 years experience in gas‑detection products, authorized technical representative with three similar recent projects, ability to meet EM 385‑1‑1 safety standards, and undergo extensive background checks for site access.